Urban infill redevelopment and headquarters offers economic and community impacts while forging a deep connection with the surrounding neighborhood.
Alliance Place is on track to become a $200M high-density mixed-use development on 15 acres along a vital east-west corridor in Central Ohio. The City of Reynoldsburg laid the groundwork for Alliance Place by partnering with OHM Advisors in 2018 to update its Comprehensive Plan, identifying a former big box retail site for redevelopment. This plan was the catalyst for zoning code updates, site rezoning, and concept plans for the underutilized site.
Intrigued by Reynoldsburg’s vision for the site, The Alliance saw an opportunity to impact and engage with the community and partnered with OHM Advisors to bring its headquarters to life.
Phase I – Once Alliance Place
The campus master plan includes several buildings with a mix of uses and an outdoor green space for activities and events.
The first phase of construction, One Alliance Place, is a two-story, 42,000-sf building that houses The Alliance headquarters. The architectural design embodies the client’s vision of “being the community’s living room,” featuring public conference and meeting spaces on the first floor, private offices on both floors, and inviting public areas such as a 2,500-sf café and outdoor seating, green space, and a tree-lined boulevard to welcome the community and visitors. The building’s exterior uses layered materials to represent diversity, while adding depth, scale, and contrast to the façade. The building massing blends historic-traditional and modern-contemporary forms, with large, recessed entry areas leading into a two-story lobby, the café, meeting rooms, and The Alliance reception area.
Future site plans
Future site elements include restaurants and retail in front of the main arteries of the corner property and multifamily housing. Highlights: Urban infill, high-density mixed-use, site planning, architecture, landscape architecture, interior design